Iris - Goo Goo Dolls cover performed by the lovely, talented Sherry Davis. Check out her other videos shes done for our channel. Follow us on Twitter: @StreetStarzTV @JaesPath
Soul-D-Out UK Live presents the VERY BEST IN EMERGING & ESTABLISHED TALENT from the UK to keep your eyes out for in 2012...
October 10th will see live performances from SHERRY DAVIS, STEELO1, NAANA, LEO THE LION & BRADLEYMusiq. [PLUS a NEW VENUE] This night will be a fantastic and amazing night of GOOD QUALITY LIVE music, it's the way MUSIC should be heard. All from the very best in upcoming and established UK talent. It's all on for 2012.
She is a songstress of rare quality and unmistakable character
Want to know why some of the most respected names in UK soul are throwing their support behind impressive new vocalist and songwriterSherry Davis?
Her debut single, the Omar-produced Ain’t That Love provides a first part of the answer: the self-penned tune is not only the most haunting song you’ll hear all summer, but it also introduces the wider public to one of the best kept secrets of London’s underground live circuit.
You’re about to hear a lot more of her. Sherry is already hard at work on her first EP, collaborating not only with said soul don Omar, but with several other top writer/producers on the soul music scene.
STREET STARZ [AM] – Sherry Davis – ‘Back Up’
So far the list includes Steve Chrisanthou and John Beck, the Grammy nominated production duo behind Corrine Bailey Rae,Incognito leader Bluey Maunick, hit songwriter Tim Hutton(Prodigy, Groove Armada) and LA based hit making producerGregg Pagani (Charlie Wilson, LeAnn Rimes).
The truly arresting thing about Sherry Davis is that she hasn’t sought to cop any of the major pop/R&B/soul divas for style. She freely admits to being a massive Mariah Carey fan… but that’s as deep as the link goes. Her mum’s played her a lot of Diana Ross over the years too, for that matter.
Street Starz TV: Sherry Davis – “To The Limit”
And you can detect some gospel roots anchoring nearly everything that Sherry does. Yet this is unquestionably about a long-term career in the making, not the dreams of the latest X Factorwannabe. You’ll notice, maybe, touches of Niecy Williams’ mid-range in there somewhere, perhaps a little of Syreeta Wright’s vulnerability, and possibly a touch of Alicia Key’s sass. In the end the Sherry Davis sound is all her own.
Sherry with be performing her next gig on 17th Sept @ Emerald Vibes, 55 Club London 7pm. Entry is £7 donation to SlumAid. The beautiful and giftedSherry Daviswill be performingTimeIsNow